Hill McCloy High School - Rambler Yearbook (Montrose, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1981 volume:

0X -Tf V r God Asks No Man Whether He Will Accept Life. That Is Not The Choice. You Must Take It. The Only Choice Is How. Henry Vord Deecher LIFE STYLES Rambler 1981 Hill McCloy High School Montrose, Michigan, 48457 Title Poge l Table Of Contents Sporrs Life-page 103 Life Supporr-poge 129 ■ This is rhe Life. 2 Toble Of Conrenrs Thank You Mr. Young! Everyone who knows Mr George Young agrees rhor he is on oursronding mon and reocher. He has been reaching for rhirry-four years and Is srill doing a rerrlfic job of ir. When Mr Young was asked why he chose reoching os a profession he replied, I like people, parrlcularly young people and rhis was, and is o way of serving people. Also, I enjoy rhe learning process and new ideas When ralking wirh people who hove worked wirh Mr Young, rhe sroremenrs were impressive. In Mrs. Thomas ' s eyes, Mr Young is, one of rhe grearesr insplrorions for my sense of professionolism ond academic excellence. Korhryn Goodwin, a former srudenr of Mr Young, srores, When I wos in his class, I never realized how much I learned unril I had o college biology doss ond found rhor I olready knew mosr of rhe mareriol Mr Johnson relores, I have hod rhe privilege of reaching for rhe posr rwenry years wirh Mr. Young, ond over rhose years I hove heard rhe Thousands of srudenrs he has roughr, advised, and worked wirh speok of him as an our- sronding reacher, o wise counselor, and o good friend. Whor ir really meons Is rhor Mr Young is rruly rhe besr exomple of o MASTER TEACHER rhor can be found in our school Mr Feher declares rhor Mr Young is A friend, a good reacher, and a dedicared man ro his srudenrs, friends, and fomlly . I ' m proud ro hove him os a friend! Mr Dole Tirhof proclaims, George Young has olwoys omozed me wirh his encyclopedia memory ond knowledge He reolly Is rhe sraff ' s answer mochine, be Ir on explonorion of o ' popular ' disease or how ro nurse a dying plonr His zesrie disposirion is really o good example for oil of us I hope I con hong in rhis reaching business as long as George and srill relore ro rhe srudenrs as well os he does. So, in od ' npwledgmenr of Mr Young ' s many years of excellenr service ro our school, we dedicore rhis Issue of rhe Rombler ro rhis mosr-deserving man and rhank him for oil of rhe help he hos given ro rhe lives he has touched Dedicorion Poge 3 Join The Whole Creation :{H;{f ' C i«« ««fii Of Animate Things Studenr ljfe 5 In A Deep Heartfelt 6 Srudenr Life Joy That You Are Alive Srudenr Life ? iiti 6 Horriecorriing Queen Cheryl Delill, berrer known as Sheri, was crowned Homecoming Queen on September 26, 1980- When osked ro express whor ir was like when rhe announcer colled our her name, she replied, Ir was unbelievable, like I was in rhe midsr of o dream Sheri has porricipared in cheerleoding, speedboll, sofrboll, swim and ski dub, end Norionol Honor Sociery rhrough- our her high school years Sheri ' s hobbies ore fishing, snow ond worer skiing, swimming, rocquer boll, ren- nis, ond reoding Also, Sheri has held ojob or rhe Monrrose communiry pool os o lifeguard Sheri is rhe youngest of six in her family and has lived in Monrrose oil of her life Sheri makes a beautiful queen and will represent our school honorably. . . — -ti ,i K: ■ ' w- H i fljiitjifct-, ' Homecoming Queen, ' Q That You See The Sun, And That 10 Srudenr Life You Are On The Glorious Earth . . Which Nature Has Mode So Beautiful . . . 1 Freshmen Floor-4rh Place 2 Sophomore Floor- 1sr Ploce 3 Deb Sitnchcomb, Annerre Desow, Michele Cobleigh. Connie Diem, Chormoine Moirland, Drendo Dirchmeier. Dorcl Dowen, Karen Douglos, Jan Drirron. Julie Merrill, Kim Krebs, Monlynne Donk, Cindy Soge, Andreo Vondefifer 4 Junior Floar-3rd Ploce 5 Senior Floor-2nd Place. 12 Homecoming 1 Junior represenrorive, 5heryl Wilder ond escorr, Jerry 5iIvq 7 Sophomore represenrorive, Down Aldred ond escorr, John Groulx 3- A foorboll victory 4 Morching Bond member, Kurr Cody, on melophone 5 Freshmen represenrorive, Kim Dorron ond escorr, Tom Polcik 6 Homecoming Courr Kendro Key Keirh, Denise Dowell. Evo Severn. RoeAnn Gamble. Ronnie Jojey, Queen Sheri Delill Homecomlng 13 And Which Is Yours To Conquer And Enjoy! Sir Villiom Osier Srudenr LFfe 15 1980 Homecoming King Coproin of rhe foorboll ream, Courr- ney Murdoch, was chosen as rhe 1980 Homecoming King. Courrney is rhe ol- desr of rwo brorhers end rwo sisrers ond has been a residenr of Monrrose for rwo and Q half years. Through-our high school, Courrney has porricipored in foor- boll, wresriing, and rrack. In his spore rime, Courrney likes ro repair ouro-bo- dies, reod, and swim. Courrney is a very considerore person and makes o digni- fied Homecoming King. 16 Homecoming King Classes Ovision 17 Linda Denise Del! Mary Denoir Koren Dlodiburn We ' re rhe doss of ' 81 We ' ll leave o legend of rhe rhings we ' ve done, We srood rogerher We ' ll srond forever We ' re rhe Qoss of ' 81 1A p 2 P CS I i Dove Dee Durkerr Maria Alex Haley Julienne Julie Manei ■ E t H ni p V ■ SMI j H B hI feiB L.V.__. ' : .. - Barbara Dorb Hursh Michael Coop Irv ; MichQl Michael Sneed 1 Wendy Pooh Dear Thompson Cecilia Cease Thornberq ■: ' .r ' Friendliest: RoeAnn Gamble Julie Ho 32 5enior Fovorites i l i 1 [ r;f .H.S. . 1 ' 1 . 1 34 Seniors Juniors John Axrell AAichoel Docon Michoel Dornerre Thomos Deole Jeffory Deordslee Thereso Deedy Angle Koir Monlynne DonI ' Jonice Orirron Jomes Durkerr Kurris Cody Timorhy Coldwel Kennerh Cordinol Thonnos Cosrie Duane Qork Dorboro Colby (Xoberr Cooper Lorn Coxon Jomes Crurhers Shelly Cums Undo Dovs Kevin Deon Joonne DeLoRoso Jomes Dennings Jomes Diem Danielle Domrie Chrisrino Dowd JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Juniors 37 J HI Ii  • w ' ■ Ca fieflne ' DoWell Diono Duncon Lyndo Eid-;holr Jomes Goli Dono Gearharr , Dortene Gilberr Drodley Gooding ElizQberh Goodwin Morcio Grob Vid-(i Gronr Douglos Graves AAchoei Griswold Scorr Gross Motrhew Guller Lorerro Hecker Jeffrey Helfnch Drendo Holmes Roberr Hursh 1 X k JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORSJUNIORS Jeffrey Irwin Cindy Jomes Koren Koczmorek Kelly Kosson Sfierry Kish Derhany Kozel Edirh Krupp VicKy Lone Timorhy Leonord Paul Linls Jeffery Linrz Chrisnne Lovasz Tamro McGroiti James McKinney Kimberly McNiel Chorles Marlond f.obin Molone Peggy Moore JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Juniors 39 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Kevin Reynolds Ccrlo n.omon Wesley Ross James Ruddy Williom Ryder Cynrhio Soge JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Chris Schuessler Liso Scorr Debro Shook Jeffery Shoopmon Dono Snyder John SnII Mone Srili George Sroudomire Alvie Surherlond Michoel Tod ' iebury Dorb Toylor Kenr Taylor Jomes Toney Andreo Vondefifer Vid-(ie VanNorwick JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Nor Picrured Chris Durnerr Mark Cheodle Mory Chrisnne DeLoRoso Dorryl Clark Ted Cummings Eric Emmendorfer Kichord Grosinky Korhleen Morrison (Xussell Hughes Joonn Hurchinson Jonice Kelley R.onold McGough Eric Morte Jomes Sanders Williom ShefsKy Som Sreod Joe ' Wuesr Dill Zogrodny JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JunKDrs 40 SOPHOMORES Down Aldred Jim Albee Kevin Albee Jeff Alrmon Craig Andres Tom Asremborsl-;i Tom.my Arwell Vid-iy Dorbee Jon Dorerre Kori Dorl er Susan Barney Kip Delcher Jeff Denjomin Guy Dernecl er Annerre CSesaw Dob Digelow n.on DIod ' iburn Ernesrifie DIoir 44 Sophomores CJonnie Drown Chuck Drown Korhy Drown Scorr Druce Ed Duchdrz Kim Durrow Tim Durron Diane Confield Doug Cordinol Kim Cornohon Jodve Cosreel Scorr Cosrer Druce Coyron Don Qorli -lone Clark Tereso Qorl-i Michelle Cobleigh Debbie Cole Crysrol Cdemon Rhodo Corey Tim Cox Fred Crone Tom Cross Don Dovis SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Sophomores 45 AS YOU CAN SEE: 7onao Uovis Delores DeLaRoso Mory Ann Dennings Connie Diem Dan Diem Jerome Dillon Jerome Doerr Mike Doron Karen Douglos Gordon Dowen Michelle Emmendorfer Linda Fobeia Dorrerf Francisco Vendy Froncisco Sreve Groves Jeff Green SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES 46 Sophomores WE ' RE THE CLASS OF ' 83 i. ' « i: ' .n? ■T x - - H fl 1 Rondy Hommond Edie Horris Jim Horfield Julie Hotrendorf Eric Hoyes Cindy Hedrich Koria Herringron Dove Herring P,oberr HerringshONA Ctob Hobson Mory Hofden Tony Holicki Dill Howard Denise Hulsey Djono lllig Dole Ives Clifford Jacobs Stepfionie Jojey Alon Johnson Mory Lou Johnson SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES SophCHTKires 47 Mike Kaczmorel-; Mihe King Jeonnie Ksh Mil-ie Kromer Kim Krebs Milse Lorder Mark Lorkin Michelle Lewis Marji Linquisr Decky Lund Midielle Moirlond Jim Morchuk Aoron Morks Kim McDermorr Tern McGlinchey Morr McVirrie Rhondo Meocham Julie Merrill Shelly Miller Cindy Morris Decky Morse Dridgerte Murdoch Thereso Nichols Jenny Orr Loneon Palmer Leonord Polmer SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES ' Sophomores Robbie Polmqusr Dorb Pollock Jeff Potrs Alfred Povinelli Voniro Pringle Phil Purney Mike Pyne Eric Reed Ken Renhorr Shoron fychrer Sondl Ries Shoron Rose Mark Rosenaonrs Arche Ross Mirch Ross Dorb Rumbold Dill Ryker Scorr Solror Kim Samuelson Hotly 5choefer Cindy ScfiupBn Mory Scorr Mike Sellers Rod Severn SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Sophomores 49 Dorry Soldon Eric Sorenson 5heri Spedsmon Geri Stafford Korfileen Stephen Dovid Steworr Deb Stinchcomb Jill Swonson Dob Szukhenr Ror dy Toylor SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES 50 Sophomores Rurh Vorocko Tonya Vromon Joe Wagner Woyne Warson George Webber Robert Webber Terry Welch Drion Wendzil-( Michoel Wenzlick . Dovid WesrfoB Dorren Wheeler Kris Wheeler Karen White Denise Wilder Mork Withelm Dewayne WilSann! jai Wilson Marl ; Wilson M Wood Gail Yeosrer Ron Yeosrer Cherie Zuber SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES 5ophomores 51 F F F R RR E E E S S S H HH E E E N NN Dole Ackler Moris Alexonder Shonnon Alexander Vickie Allen Tony Anderson Sherry Ashenden Dovid Arwell Don Azelron Joon Docon Down Dolonow5Ki Kim Dorron Dobs Belcher Korherine Deriongo Dillie Oernecker Orendo Dirchmeier ' once Dirchmeier Debbie Donk Don Drewsrer MINI MAGAZINE Top Ten Seniors Top: Cindy P,einhQrr Second Row: Pvuss Wenzlick Monica Fronis Third Row: Sherry Hill Shelly Andres Mory Nielsen Michael Front Row: Kim Dory Mike Polzin Sreve Clolinger Maria Haley (Ten highest grade poinr overages afrer seven semesrers.) upon retiring from rhe novy ofrer more rhon rhlrry years of ocrive duty, Mr Dole Dowen decided ro pursue o reaching coreer Mr Dowen senr out obour rhirry lerrers ro Michigan high schools He wos given several job inrer- views before accepting o position here or Hill-McCloy Mr Dowen orrended Grand Ropids Junior College. Norrhern Michigan Uni- versiry, and the US Novo! Acodemy in Annapolis He earned an Assoc Sci- ence (majored in chemistry), D S (ma- jored in both physics end mathemat- ics), and D S (majored in novol sci- ence), respecrively Here ot Hill-McCloy he teoches physics, chemistry, ond general science Mr Dowen olso did some teaching while in the navy Mr Dowen likes cooching volleyball and cross country His own hobbies include reading, walking, and worchmg boseboll and footboll on television He also enjoys being with his wife ond four doughters Deborah. Carol. Denise. ond Mary Ann Two New Teachers Miss Lon (Xuttmon is one of the newest additions to our reoching staff She grew up in Owosso. ot- tended Corunno public schools, and graduored from Centra! Michigon University in 1980 She did various srudenr reaching at Sonford. Michi- gon She majored in special educo- tion-mentally impotred She earned a Dachelor of Sdence in Educotion. She plons on continuing her career in reaching ond eventuolly receiv- ing her Masrers Degree AAiss fXurt- monn ' s family offers her greet sup- porr and soys she wor1-(s well with people Miss [ urtmann has lived in Morv rrose since September She soid Montrose is a smoll peocefui com- munity which IS very similor ro rhot in which she grew up in Everyone has been very nice and helpful to hier, ond she feels very content here Some of her hobbies are reading, bodigommon. collecting ontiques ond making doll houses She is also octive with the school Miss f urtmon is the Sophomore class sponsor She soys she reolly likes doing rh6 Mini Mogazine 60 MINI MAGAZINE Foreign Exchange Students |H This yeor we ore glad ro have H Inger Cecilio Thornberg orrend our K|J school She is 18 an d is from Helsing- 1 borg, Sweden Cecilio arrived in rhe 1 U S on August 9rh She expecrs ro b l leove either lore July or early Au- l B ' gusr While visiring our counrry, she K Hj Is staying wirh the Donold Hill forn- ix 1 ily Here in the U 5 she has two ■ sisters, Debbie end Sherry, ond o « y € brother Don There are four people ' J in her family in Sweden, her father, ■ mother, one sister, Karin, and her- k } ' f I Here at Hill McCloy she is a sen ' lor In Sweden, however, she hos graduated from gymnosium Gymnasium is mixture of both high school ond college She doesn ' t reolly know at this time what career she will choose Cecilio soys thor she wonts ro see as much of the world os possible Troveling would be a greot opportunity for her to proctice either her English, German, or Sponish Cecilio also sold there is a possibility, if she finds something here, rhot she might ottend college in the U S Cecilia IS quite active outside of her srudies here at Hill-McCloy She plays volleyball and is in both the Drama ond Spanish clubs Cecilia also per- formed in rhe ploy You Can ' t Take It With You , and she landed o port in the spring ploy, Gromercy Ghost , roo In Sweden, she porricipoted in the riding club where she troined ond raced her horse in jumping and dres soge, Wirh her spore time, Cecilio enjoys riding horses, listening ond doncing ro music ond shopping even if she sometimes con only look Cecilia really likes rhe U S She ' s been able to see o lot of our counrry Her family drove to Florida so she wos able to see Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee ond Georgia, too They also rook o smoll vacation to Dayton, Ohio If she wos to return to the U S ogoin, she soid she would come bock to Montrose firsr becouse this is where her fomily and friends ore Her orher ploces of interesr ore Alosko, California, Howoil, and Texos Cecilio said she enjoys stoymg here in Montrose, She sold, It ' s kind of smoll so cors oren ' r a problem therefore you con go others places too The people, Cecilio soid ore exrremely nice Everyone she ' s mer has been very friendly and helpful When osked some of the differences between our countries she soid, More people drive ond ore dependont on cors here You eot more fosr foods rhon we do People here ore much more involved in school ocrivities, olso Religion here ploys a much more mojor role in life than in Sweden This is especiolly true of the younger ones Cecilio Is the first one in her family to be on exchonge student Her benefits from being on exchonge srudent include leorning how to moke contoct with new people ond toke care of herself Her experience hos enobled her ro understand other people better ond reolize that they ore bosicolly rhe some oil over rhe world On August 6th P.olf Gerherd Doegll orrived in Detroit P.olf is on exchonge student from Buebllkon Aorgou, Swit- zerlond P olf is 18 yeors old and o senior here or Monrrose He is o member of rhe Dromo ond Chess dubs His various hobbies include politics, history, good music, Europeon team hondboll, any kind of good art, ond his Moped Rolf has hod the opporruniry ro see o lot of the world for his age. He ' s traveled to countries such as Austrio, France, Germony, ond Italy He hosn ' t, however, seen much of the U S ex- cept for Michigon ' s lower peninsulo f olf Is from the norrhern parr of Swit- zerland where rhere ore mounroins but not really big ones This orea is highly industrial ond people live quite close together There, 30% of rhe populotion Is connected with the steel industry, 20% ogriculrure, 15% tourism, and the rest run small businesses The general longuoge is Swiss oil rhough French, Itolian, and f omonlsh ore spoken too, Rolf sold there were a few differences berween the Americon ond Swiss people The typicol Swiss doesn ' t like o lot of changes They like to keep old regulonons Swiss people don ' t enjoy coming up with new ideas Americons. sold Rolf, ore more llberol In Swirzerlond, they hove a lot of rrodinons which include things connected with the wors rhey fought for freedom ond speciol days for heroes like Wilhelm Tell ond Arnold Stouffachers Their country ' s birrhdoy is August 1st Rolf ' s fovorire subjecr at Hill McCloy is sculpture becouse he ' s never done rhot before Dock in Swirzerlond, his fovorite subjects ore history ond pre low because rhey prepare him for low school There ore a lot of differences in our schools School rhere is more difficult Sporrs and other school octivities oren ' t os important It ' s very selecrive there If you ' re not good enough, you usuolly quit high school ond go to school thot prepores you for o certain job For this reason, or the end of high school you hove only the smartest students left You con groduote with 15 or 16 yeors After high school comes college, then comes low school or whotever Rolf soid, Srudenrs here don ' t take school seriously enough Ir ' s not selective so it only educotes the smort ones or ones thot wish to leorn something As for as sporrs go, there ore only three gym hours in Swirzerlond There ' s o hondboll team in his school but it ' s not o close connection with the school like football or bosKetboll m Montrose Rolf commented that the kids ore pretty much the some They hove the some dreams and volues os we do Rolf ' s doily routine differs o lor from ours He ornves or school ot 7 15 and it srorrs at 7 25 The end is about 5 00, ond he ' s home by 6 00 He eats, does his homework and obout 11 30 goes to sleep On Wednesdoy and Soturdoy school ends obout 12 00 then the resr of the day is his He usuolly works oround the house, does homework, ond ot night goes to youth club meetings He soid his Moped and the youth meetings ore the only things he has fun Sunday ' s ore for sleeping and preporing for Monday ot school It might sound boring, but when you grow up that woy, you don ' t know of anything else, soid Rolf Rolf hos some strong opinions obout the U S He said the U S could be o greor counrry if we could solve our economic problems He feels insteod of just sitting ond enjoying after the wor, we should ' ve srorted working towards rhe furure When people remember how ro live together ond for the future, the U S will be the dreomlond for everyone He soid he would like to live in the US if he could find o good living He would encouroge everyone ro trovel to Europe after high school on their own In Switzerlond you con olwoys find ojob ond you ' re independent Also you wouldn ' t hove to live with such hard rules. remorked Rolf One of Rolf ' s comments wos. Even If there ore mony people bock in your own counrry. ir ' s hord to leove your new home In Europe rhe exchonge students con only come to rhe U S . Rolf hod no choice of the country, state, or city m which he was to live He ' s olwoys dreomed of going to Colifornio. Florido. ond Texos Rolf hos four people in his fomily. his forher Eugen. mother Helen, brother Urs, and himself His fother is on engineer or Drown Doveri Co , his morher keeps busy with the house ond gorden, and his brother. 21. is o reocher Here in rhe U S Rolf is sroying with Mr ond Mrs Scort His brothers here ore Donn ond Curtis, his sister. Dee. 64 Mini Mogozine February Spirit Weel Spirir WeeK 65 i 66 Studenr Life Snjdenr Ufe 67 68 Srudenr Life Snxlenr Ufe 69 70 5rudenr Life OrgonizQnons Division 71 Reodin ' And This year, our english deporrmenr consisted of: 1 nMr. Studaker, who roughr journolism and some general english classes. 2 nMrs. Thomas was in charge of rhe reading lab and psychology. 3 Mrs. RoJQS, our one and only Spanish reacher was righr across rhe hall fronn 4 Mrs. Tifhof, who roughr marriage, family, and divorce; and some general english. 72 LQnguoge Writin ocioai ' We olso hod: 1 Our yearbook supervisor end journalism reocher Mr. Szybolo, along wirh; 2 Mrs. Currie, who roughr American and English llrerorure and some of rhe writing classes. 3 Right up rhe hall was Mrs. Stewart, who hod general English and some of rhe llrerorure classes. LQnguoge 73 Where And When NVhere and when? Ir was in our social studies section rhis yeor rhor rhese and orher questions were asi-ied of 1- Mr. Adams in history and geography, ond 2 Mr. Costeel for government ond political science ques- tions. In the field of local ond world geography, 3. nMr. Tifhof was the man to see; with 4 nMr. Johnson for U.S. history. 74 5oaol Srudies How Much Is It? w p Riy t i 1 % Our business deporrmenr rroined q new borch of secre- rories and rypisrs rhis year, rhe insrrucrors were: 1. Mr. Dorbot, who roughr ryping and basic business; 2 Our Co-Op director, Ms. Kudej, also roughr office block classes, 3, Mr. Woodby insrrucred basic business dosses ond histo- ry 4 Miss Alleff, our second ryping reocher, also roughr basic business. DusJness 75 Creating It, Porrery, sculprure, and poinring were some of rhe areas covered in rhe arr dosses raughr by 1 Mrs. Hoot rhis year (along wirh lirerarure). The High School Choir was direcred by 2. Miss Skeene, and righr nexr door wos e Mr. Pitford ' s morching and concerr bonds. (opposire poge) Many things were builr, repaired, and creored In rhe always full indusrriol orrs secrion rhis year. 1. Mr. Crawford insrrucred rhe ouro repair classes (along wirh inrroducrion ro rhearre), while 2. Mr. Sands raughr cosring and welding in rhe merol shop, and freehand sketching. 3. Mr. Wightman gor everyone inro drafting end elecrronics and 4. Mr. Feher was in the wood shop, 5 Ms. Marklond taught physical education, along with, 6 Mr. Hayes. 76 Fine Arts Putting It Together, And Building It Up 4 Indusrriol Arrs-P.E. 77 Home Economics In rhe Home Ec, dosses rhis yeor, srudenrs learned such rhings as cooking, sewing, ond or how ro pur sandwiches inro baggies All rhis (and more) wos roughr by rhe Home Ec reocher, 1 Mrs Reer 2. Miss Flurrmann roughr Speciol educorion in rhis, her firsr year in Monrrose, In Special Ed , rhe srudenrs are roughr basis skills ro help prepare rhem for rhe furure. Special Education 78 Home Ec Speciol Ed Information, Inc Now, for rwo porrs of rhe fcculry rhor ore alike bur differenr Our Library Personnel; 1 Mrs, Mormon, Librarian 2 Mrs Salrer, Library derls-and Furure Prepororion Deporrmenr: 3 Mr. Blackburn and 4 AAs. Lundy, counselors, along wirh 5 Mrs McKenzie, P .N., our school nurse How Did I Get This? LibrorY-Counselors 79 What ' s This Here For? Our science deporrmenr was once again whole rhis year wirh rhe rerurn of q greor biology reacher and friend, 1. Mr. Young. In his obsence 2. Mr. Reinharr roughr biology. Our chemisrry and physics insrrucror, 3. Mr Dowen, did a good job in his firsr year or Monrrose, while 4. Mr Groenke roughr basic science and fall sporrs. 80 5oence Alphabet Soup Our 1980-81 morh deparrmenr consisted of rhe following personnel: 1. Mr. Rich, who roughr general olgebro, rrig., ond anol. geomerry; olong wirh 2. Mr. Debow, rhe geomerry and general olgebro reocher. 3. Mrs. Darker insrrucred algebra and general morh while 4 Mr Simonson hod general olgebro ond morh. ■■S g y ' ' 7 X H.S. Administration special rhonte ro all of rhese people, because wirhour rheir leadership, rhis year wouldn ' t have been rhe some: 1.Mrs. Turnwold, Guidance Clerk 2 Mrs. Hobson, Secretory 3. Mrs. Swart, Clerk 4. Mr. Tekiele, Assisranr Principal 5. Mr. Goodchild, Communiry Education Director 6 Mr. StQuffer, out Ptincipol 82 H 5 Adminisrrorion School Board Doord of Educorion members Front Row: Donald Hill, Presidenr, Don Scorr, Vice Presidenr; Lynn Pollard, Secretory, Jerry Popineou, Treosurer Bock Row: Froser Dean, Supennrendenr, Revo Helfrich, Business Manager; Philip Rumbold, Trusree, Roberr Dinsmore, Trusree, Jomes Hirchcock, Trusree ■ fl i 1 ' 1 K . A a? ' ' ' « ■ K m 1 Mrs Dorboro Holden, Secretary 2 Mrs Mary lee. Secretory 3 Mrs Dororhy Stoley, Secretary 4 Lynn Gloria Secretory 5 Mr Froser Deon, Superintendent 6 Ms Revo Helfrich Business Manager Admmisrronon aa The Rest Of The Crew In rhe kirchen mosr of rhe day, five days Q week, rhe following smiling faces could be seen while supplying us all wirh lunch; Front Row: Mrs. Driggs, Mrs. Erickson, and Mrs. Huber. Bock Row: Juonira Volz, Supervisor; Mrs. Keirh, Mrs. Hirch- cock, and AArs. Shorr. Not Pictured: Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Morchuck, ond AArs. New- ron. WANTED: Someone ro drive 700 srudenrs bock and form ro school and rhe Skill Cenrer, end rake core of all rhe bus- ses. Musr be experienced and pieos- onr. These people were as foltows: AAr. Jim Venrurino, Bus Supervisor; AArs. AAier, AArs. Sullivan. Mrs. Torh, AArs. Hromek, AArs Harris, AArs. Hall, AArs. Kujacz.r ski, AArs. Cross. Not Pictured: Mrs. Coblegh, AArs. Loowonti, Mrs. Lovery, AArs. Sanders, AArs. Taylor, AArs. Thorsby, AArs. Wil- lionns. i.JTr ■ !r ,t 1. 1 Custodians: Mrs. Glenno Walker, Mrs. Annette Emmendorfer, Mrs. Coria Burnett. veretx}. Dus Drivers. Cusrodrans Acodemlc Divisiori 71 Notional Honor Society ' iirr 5 iri Front Row: Roe Ann Gomble, Sheri Delill. Ronnie Jojey. Tonya Oirisrensen, 2nd Row: Sherry Hili, Peggy Moore, Mario Holey, Debbie Phillips, Liz Goodwin. Uz Greene, Gndy Reinhorr, 3rd Row: Mr. Johnson, Monico Frank, Derh Kozel, Kelly Lorl«;in. Evo Severn, Julie Honel, Kim Dory, Kevin Deon, Shown Murdoch, Dock Row: Sreve Colinger, Mork Persons, Jeff Helfrich, Mike Persons, Doug Allen, Russ Wenzlid , Tino Dowd, Not Pictured: Mike Polzin, Sondy Drooks, Doni Domine, Chris Pollord, Scorr Sreworr, Mory Michael 1-NHS officers Treasurer Monica Frank, President Gndy Rein horr. Secretory Evo Severn, Vice-Presidenr Shown Murdoch, NHS Advsor Mr Johnson. 2-Senior members of rhe Narionol Honor Sodery 86 N H S Front Row: Corlo Pvomon, Julie Honel. P,ondo Hall, Morio Smirh, 2nd Row: Steve Clolinger.Jeff Setzke. Kevin Deon, 3rd Row: Coerro Hromek, Angle Knurh, Dock Row: Roe Ann Gamble Voice Of The Students The Srudenr Council is mode up of rwo represenrorives from each doss of fresh- men, sophomores, juniors, ond seniors, and a president and vice-presidenr elecred by rhe whole srudenr body. Every year, rhe Council is very ocrlve rhroughour rhe school year in projecrs and ocriviries for rhe srudenr body, and rhis year v as no exception. The responsibiliry of rhe Srudenr Council during rhe fall of rhe year is ro oversee oil of rhe homecoming fesriviries. They run rhe elections and build rhe floor for rhe queen and her courr, and of course rhey sponsor rhe homecoming donee The homecoming fesriviries ore nor rhe only responsibiliries of rhe Council, rhough, for rhey corry our numerous other oaiviries for rhe berrermenr of rhe school. These indude; rhe future purchose of a MorQuee, rhe organizing of a school-wide fund roising projecr, and rhe carrying our of fund raisers for choriry such as Donce-A-Thons and o Daffodill sale. The Coundl, along wirh advi- sors Mr. Tekiele and Mr. Goodchild hove worked hord rhis posr year in moking Hill- McCloy o berter place ro go ro school. 1-Advisor Mr Tekiele hord or work 2-Srudenr Counal officers (left ro righr) Secrerory Julie Hanel, President P oe Ann Gombte, Vice-Presidenr Kevin Deon, Treosurer Steve Oolingef Student Couna1 87 The Monrrose Marching Rams odhieved rhe fourrh srroighr Qximpion- sNp rirte- When osked how he feir obour rhis greor success, AAr. Pirrcrd sokj: The Monrrose Ugh School Marching Bond is buidng on envioble repurorion rhroughour rhe srore of AAktiigon. The denxirxis pieced upon irs membership ore exoding and many. The omounr of success ochieved by eoch member is dreoty propomonol ro how rtx)se de- monds ore men To ochieve rhe chompionsl rirte, rhe bond performed five seteaions arranged by AAr. Rrrord, 1) The Dorrered Dride, 2) Sparvsh Dreams, 3) Celebrorion Suite, (Port D, 4) Three Ji ve Mice, 5) SomerHng Wortderful. The drill was designed by Joey Orefice ond ihe Colorguord insmjc- ror wos Lori Garner. The coprain of rhe cotorguord was Anne Pyre, rhe percus- sion caproin wos Doug Allyn and rhe drum rrxyx was Lee Polzin.The bond porridpored in rhe foltowing events rok- ng firsr piece unless rxScored otherwise. Flushing Exhibirion, (Exhibirion only), Qorksron InvirorionQJ, AAichigan invito- riofxal, M.S.D.O.A. Disrria Fesrivai, Mon- rrose Invirorional (Exhibirion only), Morching Bonds of America Nariorx3l Norrhern Regiorxi Chompionship (2nd ploce), M.C.D.D.A. Srore Chompiono- hip WMU Covolcode of Bonds. Ar this competition AAonrrose competed ogoinsr 25 orhier schools from AAichigon, Ohio, F ennsylvonio, ond Morylorid. They were rhe smolesr school ond beat 15 orher schools. (Corrpeted in Class A) At the Srote Championships, they oslo received trophies for besr colorguord, besr winds, and bes M M. Fourth Straight Year Front Row: Morr McVime, Russ WenzBck. Mike WenzBck, Doug AByn. Jeff Nielsen, Jim Morchuk, Mike Lo ' oe ' Aricy Hecker. Morr Pyre Rob Sherry Second Row: Mike Persons. Fronk Frondsco, Lee Polzin, Rusrv CKjggan Third Row: Decky Morse Lynn McWfierrer. Mary Ann Dennings, Lso Sherry. Jeff Helfrich. Croig Snyder Dole Ackier. Shannon Alexonder, Hotty Scfioefer. Duone CrondoU. Sreve Groves, Sreve Hjnrer, Deomo Vogner. Joon Dowd, Jon Drirron, Cortiy Romsey. Tommy McGroih. Chris Vondse Fourth Row: jle Whirebrd, Jule Horrendorf. Monico Fronk. Gndy Morris. P oeAnn Gomble, Andrea Vondefifer. Heidi Knjpp 86 MordTng Dcrd Tm Hedricti. Deem Giespie, Kp Deiche ' Joo- Go—oe- J«-n Ruddy. Coroy VonoeWer Ti .;-: ■ ; -; G )en, AAcrK Persons. Kenr Toytor. Normcn DeWirr, D y Gamble. Kur Cody. Kofhy AAixphy. Sje Orrve. : c.- Bg. Joon Gombec Bock Row: Thereso Pyre. Tem McGlnchey. QfXty Soge, Trocy Shook. Tno Srewor. Oone SfcnsfeW. Cord 5pencer, Dono Snyder. Down Dofcrowshi, Joon Docon. Atehol AMer. Jean Docon. Donno Moddox, Ede Krupp. Deverty FVott, Robri Shetoy. Dettae B- p5. Dono Geortior. Robbri Mdxjics. Lori Hedser Dorb IXumbold. Ame Pyre, Vendy Frondsco. Debbe Shook. Rhondo Wheeter 1 T H c- ; c t-ve Mcxirro5e i - . ■;■.--; 2 .Mr Pirra-d Ctond Direaor 3 The senior members ond rhe mony owords receiveo rrvs year 4 Rusry Duggon oil geored up 5 Duone Crondoll ploying Ns solo 6 Monico Frank ptoying Celebroron Sucre 7 Aword winrung colorguord morchng uo 8 P-uss WenzlicK o he TipJes Morchr Dono Concert Bond Percussion: Mike Lorder. Mike Persons. Dorry Soldan, Mil ' ie NVenzlid-;, Jim Morchuli, Doug Allyn, Morr McVirrie, Russ Wenzlid ' ;, Rob Sherry Flutes: Julie Wliirebird, Diono lllig, Joan Gomber, Julie Horrendorf . Cindy Morse, Korhy Murphy Piccolo: Edie Krupp Flutes: Terri McGlinchey, Dono Georhorr, Chris Vondse. Monico Fronli Clarinets: Mary Ann Dennings, Decl y Morse, Tommy McGrorh, Andy Hecl-ser, Deon Gillespie, Corhy Ramsey, Liz Greene, Deonno Vogner, Jon Drirron. Trumpets: Shonnon Alexander. Jeff Helfnch, Holly Schoefer, Sreve Hunter, Doritone: Kip Delcher, Saxophone: Tim Hedrich; Trombones: Dennis Gilberr, Tim Harrow, Rusry Duggon, Corby Vondefifer, Kurr Cody The Concerr Bond performs rhree ma- jor concerts in Monrrose, end rrovels ro rhe Disrricr and Srore Fesrivols (when qualified). They also perform for rhe Me- morial Day Acriviries and for commence- ment. Mr. Pirrard commented: The concerr bond performs serious music composed by rhe world ' s greor composers such as Doch, Vogner, Prokofieff, Shosrakovirch, Mozorr, Sousa, Wolron, ere. Ir has earned rhe highesr Firsr Division Rorings or Disrricr Fesrivols for rhe pasr five years. Ir has earned rhe second highesr raring or Srore (a second Division Roring) or each of rhe festivals orrended. (Rorings go I (one) Through V (five). 90 Concerr Dond Dock Row: Corby Vondefifer, Mark Persons. Jim Ruddy, Jeff Helfrich, Sreve Hunrer, AAr. Rrrord; DireCTor, Jim Morchuk. Morr McVirrie Front Row: Rob Sherry, Tim Horrow, Jusrin Weaver, Shannon Alexander, Bill David, Deon Gillespie Jqzz Bond The Jqzz Bond, comprised of 22 members, rrovels very of- ren around Monrrose. Ir ploys for concerrs, rhe Tolenr Show, Norionol Honor Socier Ircrollo- rions, rhe Blueberry Pogoenr, Honors Nighr, ond rhey also rrovel ro CMU for rhe annual High School Jazz FesrivoL The Jazz Bond has won many awards around rhe area and enjoys on enviable repuro- rion OS one of rhe finesr High School Jqzz Bands in rhe Srore (Mr. Pirrord) 1 Sreve. Duone. Jeff ond Shonnon 1 siohr-reoding some music | 2 Dennis. Tim ond Jusnn playing 1 rheir horns | 3 Jeff. Mike ond Dorry mrenr on 1 riTeir music | 4 Mr Pirrord our bond Direaor 5 Deon Gillespie on sox 6 Jim Morchuk ond Morr McVime 7 Jeff Helfrich 8 Mark Persons and Jim Ruddy 9 Mr Pirrord. rhe Jozz Bond leod- er Jozz Dond PI Drama Club 92 Dramo Qub  • YCKO 1 Drama Club Members Pictured Here ore: Denise Hulsey, Sherry Hill. Kim Dory, Sondi Ries. Theresa Pyre. Cecilio Thornberg. Kurr Cody. Crolg Andres, Morr Gulierr. Jodi Osrronder. Anne Pyre. Joner Qorerre. Archie Ross. Miss Skene: Direcror. Kelly Lori in. Sondy Brooi-s. Liso Sherry. George Sroudomire ond Edie Krupp Moss Horr ' s and George Kouf man ' s ploy You Con ' r Take ir Virh You drew crowds of over 300 people iri ir ' s rwo nighrs of perfor- mance The cosr of ninereen people included borh ex- change srudenrs. rhey ore as follows: Penelope Sycamore Sandy Droote, Essie Cor- michoel-Kim Dory; Rheba-Anne Pyrc; Paul Sycomore-Kurr Cody Donold-Ed Smirh; Mornn Vonderhof-Morr Gulierr, Alice-Dorb Hursh, Hen- derson-George Sroudo- mire; Tony-Keirh Schuessler, Kolenkhov- Rolf Doegli, Gay Welling- ron-Cecilio Thornberg Mr Kirby-Scorr Hoskey Mrs Kirby-Sondi P,ies Depr, of Jusrice Man-Ke- vin Dean; Jim-Drlan Ro man, Mac-Archie Ross: Olgo Karrino-Janer Dar- erre 1 Mr Dorche, 1979-1Q80 Dromo Direcror 2 Abby, Morrho ond Morrimer b e dreoded window box 3 The cosr and crew ofrer o pertornnance 4 Morr ano Teoc wirh rhe monuscripr 5 Johnorhon ond Dr Einsrein wondering who will be rhe nev rhrough rhe door 6 Abby ond Morrho reody ro orrend one of rhe mony cello- funerals os Morrimer quesrions rhem 7 Alice and Tony ofrer a rnp ro rhe boiler 8 M,is Skene, Direcror 9 Penny performing one of her many roienrs by poinnng o porrroir ot Mr DePinno 10 The cosr ofrer Fndoy ' s performonce 11 f eodv for rhe meoi m e living room-jusr where everyrhing else rook place Dronno Oub ' 93 Chess Anyone? Front Row: Jim Goll, Don Honson, and Croig Snyder Dock Row: Mr Srudol er, Advisor, Andy Hed«r, Sruorr Spalding. Rolf Doegli, Harold Doron, and Dove Nelson A new Qcriviry was added ro Wednesdoy and Thursday nighrs rhis year-o chess ream. This club provided rhe chance for inreresred srudenrs ro nor only learn and improve rheir chess gomes, bur also ro com- pere ogoinsr people from differ- enr schools in rhe Genesee counry league. Alrhough rhis was rheir firsr ye ar, and rhey didn ' r do so well in rhe rournomenr gomes, everyone involved had Q lor of fun. If you wonred o nice way ro srorr your day on Mondoys, Wednesdays, and Fridoys. you should hove been in rhe srudenr council room on rhese mornings before school. If you hod been rhere, you would have orrended a meering of rhe Bible Club In rhis unique club, bless- ings ond weekly exper- iences were shored. Bible Club Front Row: Mono Holey ond Jodi Osrronder Dock Row: Mrs Dorl«r, Julie Horrendorf, Karen DIockburn. ond Joon Gomber 94 Chess, Dible Clubs The Concert Choir This year broughr onorher small orrendance ro rhe H.S. choir, bur rhe splrirs of rhis group remained high. The choir performed or rhe Chrisrmas ond spring concerrs in conjuncrion wirh rhe band, ond hod orher ocriviries plonned Front Row: Miss 5l-(ene, Dlrecror, Drendo Dirchmeier, Tino Srewort, and Dorci Dowen Second Row: NVendy Thompson, Porsho Pierson, Lori Coxon, Con Sread, ond Lisa Sherry Dock Row: Joanne Hurchinson, Aniro Dlol ' iely, Jodi Ostronder, ond Denise Hulsey Choir 95 Each day rhis year over eighry Monrrose srudenrs wenr inro Flinr ro receive special- ized training ar rhe Skill Cenrer, Srudenrs from every disrricr in Genesee Counry por- ricipared in rhe four sessions held. Courses avoiloble included Smoll Engines, Cosme- rology, Doro Process- ing, Auro Truck, ond Welding Skill Center Sessions I ond II: Front Row: Druce Coyron, Junior Villoreol, Leonard Polmer, Eric Morl« Second Row: Tim Burton, n,hondo Wheeler, Kothy Morrison, Don Durke. Rob Jacobs, n,obin Poll-;, Mory Michael, Chris De Lo P-oso, Lisa Porrs, Wendy Crurhers, Shelly Derrs Dock Row: Sam Sreod, Goil Wogne r, Curr Walker, Mart Polzin, Donny Tipton, Dob Hursh, Drod Mairlond, Jim Cobleigh, Chris Burnett, Dan Wixson, Pondy Peed, Mork Lorkin. Pick Groulx Not Pictured: Mory Benoir, Sandy Brooks, Mork Cheodle, Mark Cobleigh, Jim Dennings, Jonet Hufnogel, Mike Polzin, Ron Piendeou, Jim Senders, Michol Sneed, Cloy Collins. Mott Gullett, Stuort Spalding Sessions III and IV: Front Row: Melindo Thompson, Dove Nelson, Sue Seeley, Debby Shook. Tonio Vromon. Tom Castle, Denise Wright, Shelly Curris, Corrino Grant Dock Row: Korhy Brown, Scorr West, Pich Zuber, Paul Link, Tim Boird, Kothy Poduiko, Duone Clark. Borb Taylor. Morie Srill Not Pictured: Angie Bloir. Barb Colby. Diane Duncan. Mike Foshee. Lorry Pichter. Robert Sanders. Tonio Six. Scott Slworenino. Deonno Stoutenburg. Aledo Weber, John Axtell, Mike Bocon. Bob Cooper. Harold Doron. Pene Grosinsky. Pichord Grosinsky. Pon Grosinsky. Don Hansen. Jim Horfield. Mil e King. Sherry Kish. Theresa Persall. Jeff Shoopmon. Dorryl Wilson 96 Skill Center We ' re Working For A Better America Ninereen Seniors porricipored in rhis year ' s CO-OP progronn. The program involved borh classroom insrrucrion and acruoi working experience. The srudenrs were educored in rhe skills needed ro obroin and maintain a job. Included in rhese skills were humon relarionships, responsibiliry and perseverence. The srudenrs honored rheir employers or o banquet or rhe end of rhe year. 1 Ms Lundy. counselor for Skill Cenrer. 2 Mr Dlocl burn is rhe Skill Cenrer coor- dinoror Thereso Person and AMchol Sneed woir for rhe bus ro 51 11 Cenrer 4. Jim Duffo IS reody for work 5 Mrs. Kudej, coordinoror for Coop 6 Lorry Druce. Ken Wesr. ond Greg Unrz on rheir woy ro doss 7 Donme P eynolds or her job in rhe odminisrronon building. 8 Wendy Crurhers is on her woy ro work Front Row: Mrs Kudej, Jim Duffo, Greg Linrz, Lorry Druce, Ken Wesr, Sherry Howell, R.ick Lewis, Phil Roor Second Row; Johnno Owens, Ccrhy Cheshire, Ken Erwoy. Mike Irwin, Jeff Shelron Dock Row: Lindo Dell. Dove Pollord, Keliy Lorkin, Liso Srrorron, Renee Meochom, Lena Kosho, Shelly Andres, Piick Clork CaOp 97 Cheerleaders Vorslty Dosketboll Cheerleoders: Left: Roe Ann Gamble, Cindy Soge . Wresfling Cheerleaders: Dorb Hursh, Goil McNiel, Monlynne DonK Center: Dona Georhorr, Andreo Vondefifer, Debbie Phillips. Right: Ronnie Pollock Kellv Kosson Jojey, Debbie Shook Vorslty Footboll Cheerleoders: Roe Ann Gamble, Morilynne Donk, Andrea Vondefifer, Chor- moine Moirlond, Cindy Soge Not Pictured: Jon Dnrron 98 Cheerleoders 1 Mr Tel iele, Foorboll Cheerleoding Supervisor 2 Mr Cosreel, Wresriing Cheerleoding Supervisor 3 Morilynne, Kim ond Kelly reody for procrice 4 Andreo, Roe Ann, Cindy, Jon, ond Chormoine ore oil cheered out J.V. Oasketball ond Football Cheerleaders: Front Row: Karen Douglos, Deb Srinchcomb, Morio Smirh Dock Row: Annerre Desow, Connie Diem, Michelle Cobleigh, Julie Merill. Not Pictured: Kim Krebs, FD, Koren White, DD Freshmen Wrestling Cheerleaders: Korhy Lorkin, Lilly Lohor, Lynn McWherter J.V. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Peggy West, Beverly Prorr, Tina Sreworr, PquIq Smith, Kim Cornohon, Shelley Keith Fteshmen Footboll and Basketball Cheerleaders: Front Row: Jeon Docon, Drendo Dirchmeier Dock Row:Dorci Dowen, Joon Docon. Desse Morthews Not Pictured: Trocy Shook, DD, Joyme Diem, FD ond DD Cheerleoders W The Yucoron Pennisulo of Mexi- co was rhe serring for rhe long Qwoired Spanish Club rrip. For sev- en days in April, almosr rwenry members of rhe club enjoyed rhe Mexican hospiraliry. During rhe pasr rwo years rhe club porricipor- ed in many fund roising evenrs for rhe rrip. This year ' s evenrs includ- ed bake sales, dances, selling magazines, and selling fruir. The money from which also wenr ro supporr a young Indian girl from sourhern Mexico, named Do- mingo. Orher club acriviries rhis year in- cluded Halloween parry and hoyride and o Chrisrmos parry rhar were borh grear successes. The club ' s sponsor was Mrs. Ro- jos and rhis year ' s officers were as follows: Sherry Hill-Presidenr; Kim Dory-Vice Presidenr; and Russell Wenzlick-Treasurer. Fronf Row: P obin Shelby, Eddie Krupp, Slierry Hill, Kim Dory, Dono Snyder Second Row: Mrs Rojos, Jeonine Kish, Debbie Elmore, Tonya Chrisrensen, Georgino Livingston Dock Row: Kelly Lorkin, Kevin Dean, Jodi Osrronder, Mike Persons, Russell Wenzli , Craig Snyder, Sharon Rose, Morio Holey, Morr Pyre, Craig Andres, Archie P oss, Off To Mexico 1f i 100 Sponish Club Competitive Education Front: Jim Duffo First Row: Debbie Shook, Chormome Moirland, Jonet Drown. Terri McGlinchey, Chris Lovosz Second Row: Sondi Ries, Morilynne Donl , Cindy Soge, Jon Drirron. Karhy Murphy, Decky Morse Third Row: Mr Voodby, Dono Georhorr, Greg Linrz, Pvhondo Wheeler, Deonno Wogner, Tommy McGrorh, Robin Molone The DOEC (Business and Office Edu- corion Club) was more rhon jusr ryp- ing ond shorrhond. The members also learned obour filing, job inrerviews, public speaking, spelling and many orher events in prepororion for srore comperirions. Many money raising evenrs were held during rhe year including rhe Ju- nior-Senior Powder Puff foorball gome, leaf-raking, ond dances. The proceeds wenr towards expenses or store competitions. Another event that DOEC rokes ploce in each year is a Rock-a-rhon with all proceeds going to Special Olympics. The sponsor of this year ' s DOEC was Mr. Voodby, ond the officers were as follows: Chormaine Moirlond- President, Jim Buffo-Vice President,- Debbie Shook-Secretor ; Chris Lovasz- Treosurer; Janet Drown-Recorder; ond Terri McGlinchey -Porlimenrory. 1 Mrs Rojos, dub sponsor, hord or work. 2 Sherry Hill ond Russell Wenz- lick, presidenr and rreosurer 3 Kim Dory Vice Presidenr 4 This Is Morr Pyre, rhe one rhor is hidden behind Mono Holey in rhe group shor 5 DOEC offi- cers ond sponsor 6 Mr Woodby, dub sponsor 7 Jim Duffo-Vice Presidenr DOEC 101 Creators Top of snowbank (L R) Chris Pollard, Annerre Desow, Jeff Serzke, Eva Severn, Kevin Deon, Karen Douglos, Rondo Hall. In snowbank (IK Vicki Lane, Kelly Lorkin, Julie Hanel, Shelly Andres, Kurr Cody, Liz Goodwin Neor cor (L-R) Andy Hecker, Jeff Helfrich, Sherry Hill, Sondy Drools, Mike Persons. Monico Fronk. Russ Venzlick In Cor: Mr, Szybolo Creorors ore creorive, And creoring ' s whor rhey do, So for rhe doss of ' 81, We creore rhis book for you. Editor-MoniCQ Frank; Senior Section-Sondy Brooks, Kelly Lorkin, Julie Honel, Junior Section-Kurr Cody, Jeff Helfrich; Sophomore Section-Annerre Desow, Rondo Holl; Freshmen Section-Shelly Andres, Kelly Lorkin; Faculty-Andy Hecker; Orgonizotions-Everyone, Girl Sports-Kevin Dean, Evo Severn, Guy Sports-Chris Pollard, Jeff Serzke; Advertisements-Sherry Hill, Mike Persons, Russ Wenzlick; Photogrophers-Liz Goodv in, Koren Douglas, Vicky Lone; Speciol Assistants-Don G Ike Leo; Advisor- Mr. Szybolo 1 The 1981 Rambler sroff ond Rombler 2 Complete wirh monuol choke, 3 driver, 4. ond dipsrick. 102 Yeorbook s IS • - ( • • vS ■j Sports Division 100 Varsity Softball Girls m I sfASON RECORD Monrrose 7 New Lorhrop 6 Monrrose 12 New Lorhrop 16 Monrrose 3 Arherron Monrrose 22 Arherron 3 Monrrcse 11 Dendle 4 Dendle Monrrose 11 Monrrose 14 Goodrich 3 Monrrose 7 Goodrich 4 Monrrose 15 Homody 3 Monrrose 29 Homody 12 Monrrose 9 Linden 4 MonlTose 15 Linden 2 Monrrose 10 Denrley 5 Monrrose 6 Denrley Monrrose 5 L. Fenron 6 Monrrose 9 L, Fenron 2 Disrricrs, Monrrose Eisenhower 1 Season 18-4 ; J Leogue 13-1 Ir was on exciring season all rhe woy!! Monrrose and Lake Fenron dominored rhe league. Going inro rhe lasr rwo gomes of rhe league, we rroveled ro Lake Fenron ro de- rermine rhe chonnpionship. We losr rhe opener by one run in rhe borrom of rhe sevenrh, bur we wanred ir ond rhe ream Front Row: Kendro Keirh, Bonnie Dunwoody, Aniro Knowles, Lori Horr, Dam Domine. Corhy Webber, Sheri Delill, Dock Row: Assr, Coach Tommy Phillips, Missy Green, Janer Alexander, Sue Wuesr, Down Polmquisr, Jod-sie Groce, Helen Smirh M N 104 Varsiry Sofrball Take League Title!!! wenr our ro ploy oursronding defense along wirh key hirs by Missy, Lori, end Jackie. The nirecop proved Monrrose rhe 1980 Chomps!! Poise, dererminorion, ond desire were keys ro our firsr ourrighr Leogue Chompionship!! We losr four seniors, bur hove eighr re- rurning lerrer winners ro conrinue on. ftiiilriMiiiii ! ■ i ■ i H o R I |H B k n- - ' - J i l ■pBStf? ! B Ll vj ' B H ■, 1 BSS VIiRHR r 1 Hft Wiim 1 - m . ]t.-- ' i w 3, ,- ' tr 1 Vk« 1 1 Down Polmqulsr escopes rhe tag 2 Joner loces rhe boll 3 Cooch Smirry 4 Kendro Keirh shows her sryle 5 Donnie and Corhy making rhe our 6 Doni awoiring rhe rhrow ■ _. - M ■ ' ■-: «. i Vor ry SofrbQli 105 Young Swingers Front Row: Holly Schoefer, Jill Wilson, Karen Douglos, Mary Scorr, Carlo Roman, Jill Clark, Shelly Lewis Dock Row: Mr Srudoker, Kris Vheeler, Liz Goodwin, Denise Wilder, Silvia Smith, Kim Somuelson, Sharon Rose, Michelle Moirlond, Morney Srudoker rifci. r,. THEM -■.-Tr:-iS.- The 1980 season marked rhe firsr spring rhar Monrrose has hod o J.V. sofrboll ream. The girls enjoyed some success ond learned a lor. The young ream of 12 freshmen and rwo sophomores gained some valuable experience ond should be rough in 81 . -Coach Srudoker 106 J V Sofrboll Girls Track Keeps In Stride Front Row: Pol Horns. Cynrhio Coyron, Chnsrine Horrmonn. Vanessa Horns, Vicki Yeasrer 2nd Row: Dridgerre Murdoch, Freda Drogg, Down Aldred Mary Nielsen, Dione Confield, Rondo Holl, Robin Molone, Amro Hernandez, Cindy Remhorr, Liso Horns Dock Row: Manager Porn Gross, Medio Brogg, Liz Greene, Mary Deneen, Kim Dory, Lynn Polioci ;, Dorb Pollock, JoAnne DeLoRoso, Loneon Palmer, Tern Shefsky, Woniro Pringle, Coach Morklond Records broken 80 hurdles Medio Drogg 30 le Relay (L, Greene, M High Jump-CynrhiQ Cayron 5 ' 6 ' Shor Pur-Vonesso Harris (New % D Confield. dnd P, Horns, ' 4-11 2 ?tQhr.) 02 ' ir ' Leogue Chompions jPd-Horri5-200nn ;. jrhio C!pyron-High Junnp ;.-: ' Reloy, (M Drogg, F. D g, Nielsen, ond HorrJs) Relay (Greene, Nielse Cqpfteld, ond Horns) The 1980 Girls Track Team hod a greor season rhis year The ream, under Coach Markland and Assisronr Cooch Hubbell, broke four school records on rhe way ro o fourrh place finish or rhe srore meer. The 1980 season will be remembered as rhe year of oursranding senior Pollosrean Harris, as she won rhe 100m and 200m races or rhe srore meer. A fun season-l enjoyed worching rhe vererons mo- rure and also rhe young ones experience lors of suc- cess, -Coach Morklond 1 Cooch Srudoker, 2 Liz Goodwin, 3 Sharon Rose, 4 Shelly Lewis, 5 All Srore Pol Horns, 6 Liz Greene, 7 Cindy Reinhorr, 8 Media Drogg ,LS TRACK Clio Invirorionol Sworrz Creek Invirorionol Vesr ' Dloomfield Invirorionol Dovison InvirorionQl Relays Regionols League Srdie Leogue duols Grb Track 107 A Little ' Extra Effort 1 Jone Oork mops up rhe floor 2 Sylvio Smirh outruns rhe defense ro moke rhis fine loy-up Shoron f ose shows deep concenrronon in sinking rhis free Throw The 1980 J.V. Girl ' s Daskerboll Team proved ro be rhe mosr exciring and under- rored ream ever. Losing only 2 gomes (by o rorol of 3 prs.), rhis years J.V. won rhe Conference Championship. Desire and Pride were rhe Grearesr Championship Quoliries of rhis ream. Their desire ro conrin- uolly pur forrh rhor lirrle exrra efforr payed off for a very successful season Coach Smirh Front Row: Jill Wilson, Ondgerre Murdoch, Jone Clark, R,ondo Holl, Loneon Polmer, Goll Gross, Coerro Hromek, Angie Knurh Bock Row: Cooch Smirh, Down Aldred, Dione Confield, Sylvio Smirh, Leonn Clolmge ' Sho ' c [ .ose, Jenny Goodwin, Kim Driggs. 108 rls J V Doskerboll 1 All Leaguer Denise Dowell drives ro rhe basker 2 The ream lisrens inrenrly ro Mr P ich ' s gome plan 3 Horioroble Menrion Evo Severr shows her winning form 4 Sophomore 5ensorion and 2nd Teem All Leoguer Jod-sie Grace goes ro rhe hoop ' r Small In Number But Big At Heart y. f Front Row: Denise Dowell, Jacke Grace, Carol Nickoley, Eva Severn Dock Row: Cooch Rich, Kendro Keirh, Corhy Dowell, Janer Alexonder, Corhy Webber, Doni Domine Monrrose ,j 5 M(S}nrrose • ' 64 lOnrrose .onrrose Monrrose 50 50 4S Mr Liriden Denriey Lake Fenror Arherron Homody Disrncrs | ChesQnin(_ Ovid-Elsie ™® 4f 34 ■ 27 This year ' s boskerboll ream was small in numbers bur big in hearr. These ladies ad- ded ro Monrrose ' s improving bcskerboll rro- dirion by having rhe mosr successful season ever They won Monrrose ' s firsr ourrighr league rirle and finished wirh rhe besr vorsiry record or Monrrose 19-4 This success was due nor only ro rhe good arhleric obiliry of rhe players, bur also ro rheir unselfish orri rudes and rremendous commirrmenr ro ex- cel ... rhese ladies proved rime ofrer rime rhor rhey ore-CHAMPIONSn Gal ' s Vorsiry OoskertxjII, 109 Speedboll Girls No. Front Row: 5hen Delill, Nome Clork, Vol Emmendorfer. Kim Cornohon, Woniro Pringle Second Row: Dorb Pollodi, Riro Drown, Decl y Johnson. Chris DeLQP,oso, Michelle Crimi, Merry Ashby. Mory Michael, Kim Johnson Dock Row: Cooch Morklond, Kelly Kosson. Julie Hone!, Denice Drewsrer, Korhy Srinchcomb. Sue Wuesr, Robin Vonce, Debbie Cole, Liso Alcorn, Kris Wheeler, Lynn Pollock, Michelle Moirlond, Trocy Tofoyo, Denise Wilder 110 5peedboll i In Leagues .u 1 Victory Celebrononi ' i 2 Riro Drown making rhe poss 3 Lynn Pollock showing her moves 4 Dorb Pollock up for rhe jump 5 Sheri Delill shows her foncy foorwork 6 Julie Honel making rhe lifr 7 Denise Wilder dribbling open 8 Mory sighrs rhe goal SEASON RECORD Monrrose 7 Mr Morns 2 Monrrose 11 Dendle Monrrose 7 Linden 3 Monrrose 3 Cormon 5 Monrrose 14 5warrz Creek 4 Monrrose 16 Ainsworrh 4 Monrrose 6 Mr Morris 2 Monrrose 12 Linden 2 Monrrose 8 Cormon 4 Monrrose 7 Dendle Monrrose 9 Sworrz Creek 2 Monrrose 6 Ainsworrh Tournomenr-Runner-up Monrrose 9 Linden 3 Monrrose 10 Ainsworrh 9 Monrrose 4 Cornnon 6 ' ' m:l Leogue Selecnons Front RowiChris DeLori osa. Shen Delill, Julie Honei, Mory Michael Dock Row: Dorb Pollock, Denise Wilder. Sue Wuesr, Riro Drown, Lynn Pollock Speedboll 111 Abundance Of Ability The girl ' s junior vorsiry volleyboli ream had on enjoyable year despire rhe la of parriciporion in rhe eorly season The firsr rwo gomes were losr by defoulr because nor enough fresh- men and sophomore girls iniriolly came our ro form a ream. However, when Q full ream was finally formed, rhe girls showed on abundance of obiliry. Cooch Dowen credirs rhis abili ry ro rhe fine Middle School volleyball progrom imriored losr year Front Row: Cindy Deming, Derrho DeLor osQ, 2nd Row: Jenny Goodwin, Maureen Murphy, Delores DeLor oso, Dock Row: Coerro Hromel-s, Srepl onle Jojey, Michele Emmendorfer 112 J V, VolleybQil Spirited Spil ers Front Row: Cooch Dowen. Riro Drown. Sherry Howell. Morclo Grob. 2nd Row: Carlo Roman. Vidsy Lone, Chrs DeLaRoso. Kim Deming. Dock Row: Corhy Webber. Evo Severn. Yvonne Crone. Julie Hanel The girl ' s vorsiry volleyball ream srorred rhe season wirh seven seniors and four juniors. The seniors, wirh one or rwo years of vorsiry volleyball ex- perience under rheir beir, filled most of rhe posirions rhroughour rhe lengrh of rhe season, bur rhe juniors did rheir shore The junior members showed srrong improvemenr in obiliry, and are expecred ro form rhe nucleus of nexr yeor ' s ream , soys Bowen. They hod fun playing, and were a spirired group, bur rhey did nor exper- ience a winning season. This was due porrly ro rhe rough comperirion rhar rhe Genesee Eighr Conference pro- vides, and porrly ro rhe facr rhar rhe sporr of volleyball hos nor yer earned rhe general porriciporion rhar orher girl ' s sporrs or Monrrose now enjoy. Vorsiry Volteybdl 113 80 State Champion Wrestlers 81 fcSB 7 i£ - HIT i FRONT ROW Courtney Murdoch, Mori-; Rosencronrs, Ken R,einhorr, Rick Reinhorr. Gory Silvo, George Webber, Shown Murdoch, John Groulx, Pere i ilhelm, SECOND ROW Coach Cosreel, Eric Hayes, Rod Severn, John O ' Moro, Tom Ronger, Scorr Slsvoremna, Tony Dell, Jim Sanders, Tim Dnrron, Cooch Hoyes Monrrose « ■ Temperon edforSS Genesee Counry Williomsron Midland ( oriol Howell Rochesrer Adorns This year ' s varsity wresriing ream had onorher fine season under head cooch Tom Cosreel The ream won rheir fourrh Srore Championship In rhe losr six years. Leading rhe way for rhe Roms rhis yeor was senior sensorion Gory Silvo, who won his rhird srare championship, serring a Monrrose re- cord. Sophomore Rod Severn also won o srore championship helping rhe Rams ro vicrory in rhe srore finals. tf . i h m. 1 Mark Rosencrons moking ir hurr 2 Cooch Cosreel giving some advice 3 Shown Murdoch rokes his man down 4 Rod Severn pinning his man 5 Gory Silvo in rop form 6 Scorr SKvorenJno, working him over IM Vorsiry NVresrIing 1980-1981 State Qualifiers ' 9- FRONT ROW Gory Silvo. Shawn Murdoch. BACK ROW Eric Hoyes, Tom Ranger. Rod Severn, missing is Tony Dell Shown Murdoch 126 Placed 5rh in Srores Enc Hayes 155 Pieced 2fxl in Srores Tony Dell 185 Pieced 4rh in Srores Srore Quolifiers Vresriing 115 J.V. Wrestling %ii(jm ' RfmPk Best CflReef! Recos£ Front Row Dill Gamble, Mike Darnerre, Tom Cross, Poul Keys, George Webber Dock Row Dole Eycleshymer, Mark Wilhelm, IXondy Toyior, Eric Hoyes, Mike McGrow, John Groulx, Cooch Hoyes The J V Wresriing reom hod onorher undefeored seoson rhis yeor The J V. reom wos cooched by Dob Hoyes, The reom consisted of rhe wresriers who didn ' r moke vorsiry rhor week plus some freshmen ond sophomores The J V ream is very rough ond some of rhe vorsiry wresriers considered challenges before a meer rougher rhon rhe meer irseif The J V ers are looking forward ro anorher varsity store chompionship nexr yeor. Gory SilvQ: Three Time State Chomp Broke Or Tied Five Notionol Records Monrrose ' s firsr Three Time Srore Champion will likely go down in hisrory as one of rhe besr, if nor the besr, wresrier ro ever come our d, Monrrose. He holds rhe Norionol Coreer win record wirh 187 wins, 18 losses ond 1 rie He holds rhe Norional Consecurive win record of 104 srroighr wins ond AAosr Tournomenr wins in coreer, ir being 34 Dur perhaps his greoresr Qccomplishmenr is rhe focr rhor, no one has raken him down in rhe posr rwo years. Gory had 136 rake downs and none ogoinsr him Gory will represenr rhe U.S. ream or rhi Pirrsburgh Classic rhis year, which is a very greor honor. He is also very likely ro be named High School All American by several maga- zines Ir has been a grear four yeors for Gory, ond everyone wishes him good luck or College rv f .• 116 JV Wrestling Varsity Basketball This year ' s vorsiry baskerboll ream was a very rough comperiror in class C comperirion. The ream hod rrouble wirh rhe doss D reoms in rhe league becuose of rhe considerable height disadvonrage. Coach Szofranski is looking forward ro his juniors growing over rhe summer and becoming even rougher compeririors nexr yeor. Front Row: Jeff Serzlse. Dob Adorns, Drion Romon, Tom Deole, Ted Cummings, Dock Row; Coodi Szofronski, Mork Cobleigh, Scorr Taylor, Don Kr omer, Dorry Thorsby, Tim Coldwell- 1 Tim Coldwell covering his mon 2 Jeff Setzke driving by 3 Scorr Toylor purs ir up 4 CoQch Szofronski lool-ss on in onrioporion. 5 Oorry Thorsby our jumps his mon 6 Dob Adoms oil obne 7 Mork Cobleigh going in for o loy up 8 Tom Deole or rhe free rhrow line Vorsiry Doslierboll ITZ J.V. Basketball Front Row Don Clorl-;, Dove Wesrfoll, DeWoyne Willioms, Jerome Dillon, Scorr Solrer, Aoron Morlc, Rob Polmquisr, Mike Koczmerek Dock Row Cooch Gronke, Bob Herringshow, Dove Sreworr, Al Povinelli, John Gomber, Paul Drodshow. Ron DIockburn, Croig Shelron, Jerome Doerr 1 Dove Sreworr purs ir up 2 Rob Polmquisr looking for his mon 3. Don Clork or rhe free rhrow line 4. Dove Wesrfoll looks for o shor. 5. The resr of rhe reom lool 6 on 6 DeWoyne Williams lets ir fly 7 Jerome Dillon on rhe drive 118 J V Doskerboll (Guys) Freshman Basketball The Monrrose Freshmen DosKerboll Team hod o very learn- ing season Although rhey never won o gome, rhey hod good orrirudes and worked very hard The ream wos very small bur with their good orrirudes and willingness ro work rhey are looking for o berrer season nexr year UEM. W Kgfe iWM Front Row Dove Conrreras, Don Wixson, Kevin Kurrz. Don Dov ell, Keirh Williams. Chns Goodwin, Mork Alexonder, Bock Row Cooch Wright, Joy Newcomer, Jeff Gorecki, Mike Forthing, Robin Lloyd, Randy Dowd. Ryan Polcik 1 Mike Farthing takes a shot 2 Ryon Pdcik dtiving by 3 Dill Kunc musdes it in 4 Coach Wnghr 5 Jeff Gored i Scores a loyup 6 Dave Conrreras looking for his man 7 Don Wixson forces it up Freshmon Dosketboll {Guys) W 1980 Varsity Football 120 ' mXImji ' ; 1 Eric Hayes on rhe rockle 2 Shawn Murdoch and Tony Dell showing rough gool line defense Barry Thorsby l nocta a poss down 4 Tom Deole Running like Dilly 5ims 5 Chris Pollord breoking owoy 6 Tim Caldwell skying ro corch o poss 7, Tim Drlrron giving Lorry some pass prorec rion 8 Jeff Setzke making o diving orrempr. 9 Lorry Sroley rhrowing a pass ro Don Wix son 10 Courrney Murdoch sheds o rockier 11 Cooch Hoyes giving some odvlce 12 Courrney Murdoch heads up field 13 Don Wlxson mokes a desperore orrempr 14 Swarming defense smorhers rhis Homody runner V •4 1. ' •7pii0 V- Cayron, 3rd Row: Dob Hursh. Rod Severn, Curr Wolker, Don Wixson. Dob Sonders, Jim Gall, Dob Jocobs. Mike Dornerre, Tim Drirron, John O ' Moro Dock Row: Mike Griswold, Adorn Lo moy, Tom Wesr, Dorry Thorsby, Tom Ronger, Scorr Skvorenino, Jim Sonders, Tim Coldwell 13 ▼ This years Vorsiry Foorboll ream hod 36 members. Very rorely did more rhon 3 people miss o procrice. The 1980 Roms hod lor of rolenr, bur locked size and srrengrh especially on rhe offensive line. Nexr year rhere will be 24 rerurning lerrermen, holf of which srorred rhis yeor. So oil orher 7 reoms in rhe G.E.C. berrer worch our. ■ Seo MofWDse |7mChQdonie B Nog Monrrose 40 Art-i|rrc« f 6 • Monrrose © AAonrrose 14 Monrrose 0- Lii Monrose 16 J.V. Football 1 Offense owoiring rhe snop 2 Morl Wilhelm mokes rhe rocl-sle 3 Jerome Dillon picking up yordoge 4 John Groulx gerring help from o friend Moi „ fe | |-5t Petgr b Poul 4 mir E Monir B C rlorre Monrrose €3 Arflerron Monrrosa 12-Lake Fenrori MonrrosA26-Dendle Monrrose Monrrose 2 Monrrose- 14-Lii Monrrose MDenrley • 14 14 14 30 12 36 m - flttfi ' vVlu - 1 w M W n l P tM j1 • ' J fi f viji IdS 1 V P jK g m G w BH BB H 1 ?ys Fiont Row. LouJi r.einhurr, hen r eiiiriuri, Jeft Deri|Qmin, Mork Rosencronrs, Jerome Dillon, Mork Smirh. Mike Koczmorek. DeWoyne Willioms, Piobby Polmquisr, Coach Groenke 2nd Row: Dob Szukhenr, Chuck Drown, Dove Herring. Tom Cross, Croig Shelron, Mork Vilhelm, Tony Holicki, Dill Wood, Scorr Druce Dock Row: Randy Taylor, John Groulx, Dovid Deon, Dovid Sreworr, Gerald Drock, Poul Dradshow, Eric Sorenson. Ron Yeosrer, Scorr Solrer, Dovid Wesrfoll, Eric Reed 122 JV Foorbol! Freshmen Football Dendle Monfra MonHpse 20-Mr. Morris 32-Sr Chortes rrose 6-Dirch Run Front Row; Kevin iTurrz, Keirh Willioms, Chris Goodwin, Sreve McLoren, Joy Newcomer Second Row: J«-n Jones, Doii Wixson, Dove Conrreros, Keirh Word, Sreve Dowd, ( andy Dowd Dock Row: Cooch Dennis Thomos, Dill Kunc, Dan Azelron, Morr Jocobs, Mike McGraw, Mork Alexander, Mike Forrhing, Cooch Joe Yokobosky 1 Cooch Yokobosky G Cooch Thomos look on 2 Joy Newcomer pick- ing up yordoge 3 Jim Jones lo oking for blockers 4 Don Wixson 0ok5, for his man The Freshmen Foorboll ream was very small rhis year, wirh only 17 members. Howev- er, rhey were able ro pull our rwo our- sronding victories agoinsr Dendle and Sr. Charles. Freshmen Foorboll 123 Golf Scorr Wolker [Xuss Wilson, Don Kromer, Scorr Srewort, Scorr Toylor, Sreve Clolinger, Tom Popineou, Dob Adorns, Jim Crurhers, Tom Polcik, Fred Crone, Mr Venrerino 124 Golf Guys Track Front Row: J,m Sonders Tom Popmeou, (X,ck Reinhorr, Gregg DIockburn, Kns Keith, Duone Jerome, Jeff Swonson, Kev.n Deon, George Sroudomoire DeWoyrie Wftoms Doug Groves Row 2: Sco-r Cosrer. Jeff Alrmor., J,rr, Axtell. Tony Holick,. Jeff Serzke. Torr, Deole, Dob Sherry. Cour.ney Murdoch Lorry Sroiey Drod Mo Qod, Don Wixson. John Apol, Cooch Debow Dock Row: Rod Severn, John Groulx, Enc Hoyes, Cro,g Shelron, Chr Dorros. Shown Murdoch rr. Dowd Er Iteed, George Webber, Mike Severn, John Dorros, Don Clork, Duone Crondoll. Druce Coyron, Morr Pyre Guys TrQck 125 Varsity Baseball yose onrrose Aonrrose ' Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrrose Monrro: Lake iisrricr Beech ' Losr years Vorsiry Doseboll ream hod Q 8-14-1 record. They were much, much berrer rhon rheir record appears Though rheir record wos nor roo good rhey did ger rwo All Confer- ence players in sophomore Dob Ad- orns and senior Sreve Mosson. Wirh Five rerurning lerrermen plus a hosr of J V. ralenr nexr yeor ' s reom should do very well. Front Row: Dove Poilord. Mark Gifford. Brian Romon, Dob Adorns, Aoron Flonnery, Monry Sriles Dock Row: Cooch Wnghir, Sreve Mosson, Scorr Taylor, Dob Colby, Jim Srouffer, Drod Thorsby Not pictured: { ck Dorros 1 Dob Adorns hurls a srrike 2 Mr Wrighr gives some signals Jim Srouffer squores ro bunr 4 Aaron Flonnery rakes o procrice swing 2T Junior Varsity DosebQli The J.V. Doseboll ream hod o prerry good season losr year. They won six of rheir firsr seven gomes, bur due ro some injuries and some ployers moving up ro Vorsiry, rhey losr rheir losr six gomes. The Junior Vorsiry ream ended up vv irh a 8-9 record. ii i M 1 r IBM mes w Seoson K ggdr Monrrose 7,10 Lokeville 8,3 Monrrose Monrro . 10 S. Charles ' 0,0 Arh ron 1,2 Monrrose 5,S QerJf 2,4 Monrrose O.Q- - GoJwch 10,11 Monrrose 11,9 Homody 10,1 Monrrose 0,0 Denrley 8,13 Monrrose 7,0 Lake Fenron r8,11 Monrrose 3,0 % nden 6,6 Ik 2 ■■■ --Jf. Fronf Row: Jerome Doerr, Scorr Solrer. Dob Adorns. Mke Dornerre. Tom Poldk. Mike Koczmorek. Dock Row: Dorry Thorsby, Robby Polmquisr, Jim Hodge, David Sreworr, Ted Cummings. Scorr Porlis. Cooch Mosser Not pictured: John OMaro, Tim Coldwell JV DosebQll 127 Cross Country This year ' s cross counrry ream wos led by sophomore Don Clerk, who ser o new cross counrry record rhis year. Monrrose ' s meers were held or Rumbold ' s Tree Form, where rhey ran o course of 5,000 merers, Cindy Rein- horr and Don Clark won medals or rhe regionol meer ond borh compered in rhis year ' s store meer. ■s r -. 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Century 21 Office: 639-7077 Home: 609-6883 192 W. Vienna Rd. Clio, Ml 48420 (313) 687-0230 WOODLAND REALTY Eorl J. Wegher 732-5119 Manager Georgena Barnes 686-0737 Judirh Dollinger 686-0993 Priscillo Drorherron 686-1154 Pvoselyn Dinnirroff 787-1270 Beverly Dckln 686-7815 Dan Allen 686-8416 Mary Borr 686-2968 Wanda Flynn 687-2146 Tom O ' Brien 640-1544 Judy Reynolds 686-7226 Tom Vhire 686-3085 m :♦ : tga! g?a ' a! a Congratulations And Best Wishes To Tine Montrose Senior Class Of 1981 You hove prepared for your future througli receiving a high school education . . . We at Frankenmuth Dank 6 Trust con help you toward securing a sound financial future with a savings program suited just for You! Helping The Good Things Come Your Way Montrose-Corner Of Vienno Elms f t! Jfl tranltetttnutii Member F.D.I.C. Where service helps you get things done. N M v ICCCCCCCCCC A MS i I COAST TO COAST HARDWARE Clio Square Phone 687-2510 ED ' PARTY STORE For All Your Party Needs • Luncheon Specials 120 W. Brood, Chesonlng 845-6643 TRICIA ' S TRIM TRESS; 10277 Seym Montrost 609-619 Patricia Diggs THE OUTPOST .od ►Lounge • Entertoinment 14001 McKinley Rd., Monrrose 639-2017 Mon-Sor 11AM-2AM ROUND THE CORNER Almost New Apparel For Selective Buyers 104 N. Maple 101 E. Main Flushing 659-3571 fi jS J J f f £S£ ►It tAAAAA 6451 Seymour Flushing 659-1212 Gordon Wilson ' s WAYSIDE FLORISTS RIVERSIDE Mobile Home Pork 10166 W. Forrond Rd. 639-6157 POLLARD ' S DISPOSAL INC. Residential Container Pickups For Businesses 11349 McKinley Rd. Montrose 639-6977 Or 639-6000 Hours: Mon-Fri 8-5 Sot 8-12 : COOPERS GUN SHOP 109 W. State St. Montrose STAFFORD ' S ORCHARD 11295 McKinley Montrose, Mich. 639-2489 Congratulations Class of ' 80 from VILLAGE PIZZERIA IZXA Submarine Sandwiches 124 W. State St. Montrose Phone 639-2867 Jim and Dorris Tekiele owners WEIGOLD FLORAL CO., INC. Dob Weigold (517) 845-6630 Chesoning, Mich. HAVE YOU SEEN THE MUFFLER MAN LIFETIME GUARANTEE NO SERVICE CHARGE Our mufflers guaranteed against all defects or wear-out as long as you own the car. Replaced for free only upon presentation of certificate at one of our shops on American made cars only. COMPACT FOREIGN CAR MUFFLER EXHAUST SYSTEMS CUSTOM DUALS FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS We Honor Any Muffler Guarantee With Our Lifetime Guarantee • Mufflers • Shocte •Fronr End Parrs Free Inspecrion • Fosr Muffler Insrollorion Coll 787-6594 C.3511 W. Pierson Rd. At Jennings 4 yi i 1 I gS gi A A ArA«A A A A A Montrose Phone: 639-6178 DEWITT AUTO COLLISION Auto Body Repair And Pointing Gloss Instolled J d fAoo ni uf. (M mail otkeA- inialL iteedi- a Kl ttUx- hteedi 5005 Z. ai Run Rd. Ph. (313)639-2863 Hrs. 10-5; 6 Days WESTERN ' ♦: : :v-., , -♦ :♦ THE DAISY POST 14001 McKinley Montrose 639-2017 Hours: Mondoy- Soturdoy 9-5 Live Or Silk Flowers 6 All Occasion Gifrs Best Wishes Seniors From BARBARA ' S BEAUTY SHOP 12306 Seymour Rd., Montrose SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTORS Complete Line Of Natural Vitamins Other Organic Products Mourice 6 Fern Tolon 11467 McKinley M., Monrrose 639-7949 Congratulations To The 1981 Graduating Seniors [RIVERSIDE Serving You Better-Saving You More 10236 Vienna Rd., Montrose 639-6285 Congratulations Class Of 1981 From THE MONTROSE TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS • Tom Costeel-Supervisor • Doris Creamer-Clerk • Don Sullivan-Treasurer • Jock Spaulding-Trustee • Rudy Newton-Trustee • Dove Polcik-Trustee • Ron Polk-Trustee : : : : : : : i -ffacJk; STUDIO Mi MASTER PHOTOGRAPHER CANDID WEDDINGS • FAMILY GROUPS • CHILDREN • ALBUM COVERS • GLAMOUR PORTRAITS NOBODY MAKES BETTER SENIOR PORTRAITS THAN HICKS. SOME PHOTOGRAPHERS JUST CHARGE MORE. . . (even with their Special Discounts.) HICKS PRICES ARE THE BEST, ALL YEAR ROUND. IF YOU WANT TO BE A BIG SPENDER, BUY A NICE FRAME. THREE LOCA TIONS 239-4601 2705 CORUNNA RD AT BRADLEY :OAM 5 PM CLOSED WEDNESDAY 653-4131 321 W FLINT DAVISON I A M 5PM CLOSED WEDNESDAY 785-9874 3718 CLIO ROAD 10 AM 6 PM CLOSED WEDNESDAY AKt: t: : t Jk jlk. Jk. ♦ ♦ ♦ EAST G-1341 S. Center Rd. Burton, Mich. 743-9600 WEST G-4160 W. Pierson at 1-75 Flint, Mich. 789-9167 Walli ' s i§ upper Club Famous For Smori asbord G-4160 W. Pierson At 1-75 Flint, Mich. - 785-5511 Congratulations Class Of 8 WIND-DRIFT roiler Soles And Service i«vv iBi Mm Your One-Step Service Center 6508 W. Vienno Clio, Mich. Z j JS lSi Good Luck Seniors QUICK SAV FOODS Party Supplies 6 Locations Congratulations Seniors ° CLIO VISION SERVICES 11500 Sheridan, Monr. Phone: 639-2054 Open 7 Days A Week Clio PlozQ E ° ' ienna Road Clio, Michigon 48420 Tekphone 68M24Q ' MAEl CAPLIA, O.D. Optometrist MARTIN GUILLEN Optician GOLD AND SONS, INC. L Shell • Electronic tune-ups with Allen Equipment • Complete Exhaust Installations • Home Heating Fuel Oils • Farm Gas Delivery • Emergency Starting • Shell Tires • Road Service 138 W. State St.. Montrose Ph. 639-6600 CASTLE BOUTIQUE Offering Tiie Latest In Hair Styles, Cuts Perms Beverly Cummings 1212 N, Seymour R,d. Monr 609 6462 Congratulations, Seniors! From DIANE ' S PASTERY SHOP 118 V. Store Sr. Phone: 609-6155 f f f f f f £S£Sf £ £ f l 156 Ads. ' Boys Infant To Toddlers Girls Infant To Preteens LINDA SUE ' S CHILDREN ' S SHOP 119 E. Main Street Flushing, Ml 46433 STALEY ' S Plumbing Heating 121 Cherry St. Flushing • 3 Spacious Bedrooms Thermophone Windows Virh Screens • Aluminum Siding, Any Color • Full Dosemenr • Arroched 2-CGr Garage • Sliding Pario Door Virh Screen • QuQJiry, Carpeted Roors • Morblire Sills Tonn Arwell: Duilder-Droker Dennis Rush: Soles HOMES REALTY 235-6611 605-3500 Evenings: 609-5161 209-0724 N I:v I { v I:feI?v l:{ $;l v I:v; GOLD SONS AUTOMOTIVE SUPERMARKET • Hand 6 Power Tools • Mufflers Pipes • Champion Plugs • AC Plugs Filters • Storters • Alternators Monogromming RANGERS HOUSE ON THE HILL 8052 W. Wilson Rd., Montrose 639-6785 Pot Ranger G 3308 Corunno Rd 239-2155 Or 639-7625 John Pyre Representing FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Auto • Life • Fire • Commerical JEANIE ' S ■, specializing ;. . In :|f ■ Prom s|l ' : Needs Sizes 3-15,6-16 Hours: Mon-Fri, 10-8 Sor 10-5 2108 Vienna n The Clio Square i : jS j jS j j A ► ' j l x l I l I l iHEMEIEE HOME FURNISHINGS INC. Bob Ann Pries 106 Wesr Srore Sr., Monrrose 639-6175 Wollpoper Supplies Drapery Our Gift To You Is Service Rne Dining Af GRACIES COUNTRY INN Steaks Our Specialty Coll For ReservQflons: 608-5731 Located In New Lothrop Closing Poge 160 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs SSiE-W(ft-ft